I'm sure they've lost the trail.

Soon they'll take out your stitches and I'll have lost you forever.

Ellen's lost now. Lost.

Not sold. Lost! Lost.

You lost a brother, I lost a husband.

Losing you would be losing everything,

Life has no value without pain.

Have you been at the front?

You go over the route? Yeah.

But by the time the second wave hit it took such a toll among the healthcare workers that we lost most of our doctors and nurses that were on the front lines.

You have. Go in.

If we lose it now, we might as well all be dead.

All my slow burning fuses are gone. Disappeared! Vanished!

A speeding motocyclist crashed into a pole. Killed instantly.

Without you

I have lost.

He's had a great loss. There's a great emptiness in his life.

And if you lose people, you're going to lose customers.

The whole thing's built on faith. If you've lost that, you've lost everything.

Turns out that if you have hearing loss, most people that lose their hearing lose it at what's called the cochlea, the inner ear.

I lost a child when I was 15, a second child when I was 16.

Some clans were deprived of both their name and their land.

And I said, I won't lose you. But I did.

And she's lost.

I've lost him.

I've lost my memory.

Disconnected.

Don't bother. So I take up knitting.

Failed to create a thread

I'm losing him, Ruth. I'll die if I lose him.

The foundation of this curve is that we keep losing the wells that are close to the ground.

The salesgirl left the line connected to the shop.

I lost all my audiences.

How, you know, what have I lost?

He's got no arms.

He lost control.

We lost it.

I'm going to miss that.

I'm losing my grip.

I lost the call.

I lost the spirit.

I lost my boy.

Once he might have been, but you lost that chance. Now he's all mine.

Lost, is it?

She's out of control.